Redis is included with our Standard and Pro shared web hosting plans as well as our Standard reseller plan.
The Redis socket for your account is located at /home/{username}/.cagefs/tmp/redis.sock
If the socket doesn’t exist, please open a ticket to get it activated.
LS Cache Configuration
In the LSCache WordPress plugin, go to the Cache menu.

Under the Object tab, enter the following configuration.

Remember to set the Port field to 0. This is because the Redis connection is via a socket.
You should change the /home/user1
path to match your hosting account. You can find this in the General Information panel in cPanel, under Home Directory:
